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While Cyprus is expected to pay more than €100 mln in fines for emissions released by its power plants, the Electricity Authority of Cyprus has come under scrutiny over failing filter systems costing millions. The environmental department has requested measurements be carried out by an accredited
Despite claims that annexation of the Turkish-occupied north is not on its agenda, Ankara is stepping up its influence and control over
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Despite claims that annexation of the Turkish-occupied north is not on its agenda, Ankara is stepping up its influence and control over the Turkish Cypriots economically and politically. In comments to the
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Encouraged by their improved profits in 2021, one of the island’s largest retail chains, Jumbo, is gearing up to open a second mega store in Nicosia, the sixth in Cyprus. Reportedly, Greek-owned Jumbo Cyprus has already started setting up a
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Video game development firm Nexters, headquartered in Limassol, reached record-breaking quarterly revenues of $126 mln, growing 45% year-over-year and record high quarterly
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Team Cyprus is celebrating its first gold taking its medal tally to four at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. It is also the first gold Cyprus has ever won at the Games
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While Cyprus is expected to pay more than €100 mln in fines for emissions released by its power plants, the Electricity Authority of Cyprus has come under scrutiny over failing filter systems costing millions. The environmental department has requested measurements be carried
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The European Commission has announced it will fund new projects costing €171 mln to support migrant reception, asylum and return systems in
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The Deputy Ministry of Shipping announced it had signed a contract for digitising its services, heralded as “an important step” to further strengthen the important sector’s efficiency. The contract was signed with the CSC Consortium (Cellock, SignalGenerix and Computer Resources
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Head of the Blood Bank Androula Panayiotou has urged Cypriots to donate blood before they head
This year’s revised target of gradual recovery for the tourism industry will be attained, but staff
Paphos will soon have its own state-or-the-art football ground, as the football club’s Russian investors are
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Cypriot gymnasts Ilias Georgiou and Marios Georgiou secured the gold and the bronze medal in the
